Based in 1815 on the wild, distant Scottish Isle of Islay, Ardbeg whisky has an irrepressible spirit with a ‘rollercoaster’ historical past that survived in opposition to the chances after shuttering in 1981. Eight years later, new house owners rescued the distillery, and the stills sang as soon as extra. The Ardbeg The Rollercoaster handcrafted picket field marks the distillery’s new period.
The Rollercoaster embodies Ardbeg’s up-and-down historical past. The Scottish oak reward version homes two bottles: one from the final cask of 1981 and one of many first casks of 1989, marking Ardbeg’s new starting. Like a time capsule, it’s a touching image of the Distillery’s triumphant resurrection. Restricted to only 143 bins, and priced at £85000 / 100000 €.
